Papua New Guinea Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes : Accounting and Auditing

Autor: World Bank Group
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2015
Předmět:
AUDIT REPORTS
TAX COMPLIANCE
VALUATION
CREDIT ENHANCEMENTS
INTERNAL AUDIT
TAX
STOCK MARKET
GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
DISCLAIMER OPINIONS
HOUSEHOLD INCOMES
INSURANCE COMPANIES
ACCOUNTING FIRMS
SHAREHOLDERS
DEPOSIT
FINANCIAL ASSETS
INSURANCE COMPANY
QUALITY ASSURANCE
EMPLOYMENT
FOREIGN EXCHANGES
STOCKS
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
REGULATORY CAPACITY
AUDIT COMMITTEE
FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE
INSTRUMENT
INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
PRODUCTIVITY
ACCOUNTING STANDARD
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
BROKERS
RULE OF LAW
DUE DILIGENCE
CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS
FIXED INCOME MARKET
RETURNS
INTERNATIONAL AUDITING STANDARDS
SHAREHOLDER
BALANCE SHEETS
COLLATERAL
TRUST DEED
AUDITING
PUBLIC FINANCES
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
AUDITED ACCOUNTS
ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS
AUDITORS
FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS
CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS
DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS
ACCOUNTING STANDARDS
RISK MANAGEMENT
MARKET CAPITALIZATION
TRANSPARENCY
SOLVENCY
LIVING STANDARDS
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
HOLDING
DEPOSITS
CREDITORS
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENT
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
SMALL BUSINESSES
RETIREMENT
ACCOUNTS
AUDITING STANDARDS
FIXED INCOME
INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING STANDARDS COMMITTEE
STOCK EXCHANGE
GAAP
BALANCE SHEET
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PUBLIC ENTERPRISES
BUSINESS LAW
COMPLIANCE GAPS
LIQUIDITY
SMALL BUSINESS
ACCOUNTING PRACTICES
CREDIT RISK
DEBT
BANKING SECTOR
BILLS
PRUDENTIAL STANDARD
ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES
PRUDENTIAL STANDARDS
CAPITAL ADEQUACY
FINANCIAL SERVICES
DEBTS
CASH FLOW
FINANCIAL RISK
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL BANK
RETURN
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
FAIR VALUE
BUSINESS FINANCE
FIXED ASSETS
AUDITS
NET ASSETS
ACCOUNT
PORTFOLIO
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
ACCOUNTING
LEGAL SYSTEM
TAXATION
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
COMMERCIAL BANK
ACCOUNTANTS
VALUATIONS
BANKING ASSETS
CAPITAL MARKETS
ACTUARIES
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
PENALTIES
LIABILITY
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
INVESTMENT DECISIONS
ACCOUNTANCY
INSURANCE
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
BANKING SECTOR ASSETS
CURRENCY
PARENT COMPANIES
BANKING SERVICES
EXTERNAL AUDITORS
NATURAL DISASTERS
SUPERANNUATION
LIFE INSURANCE
TREASURY
MARKET PRICE
LOAN
LOSS STATEMENT
LEGISLATION
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
SECURITIES
COMMERCIAL BANKS
INTERNATIONAL BANK
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
REGULATORY OVERSIGHT
MICROFINANCE
STOCK MARKETS
MONETARY FUND
DEVELOPMENT BANK
SUBSIDIARY
ACCOUNTANT
EQUITY CONTRIBUTIONS
ACCOUNTING RECORDS
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
ACQUISITION
TRADING
ENFORCEMENT POWERS
BANKING CORPORATION
NATURAL RESOURCES
AUDIT COMMITTEES
CASH FLOWS
LOCAL ECONOMY
TRANSPORT
LAWS
SAVINGS
TRUSTEE
STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS
ADB
INSURANCE PREMIUMS
CAPACITY BUILDING
PUBLIC INVESTMENT
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
CHECKS
SUBSIDIARIES
AUDITOR ROTATION
BUSINESS COMMUNITY
FINANCIAL REPORTING
ACCOUNTABILITY
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
GOOD PRACTICE
Popis: The main purpose of the Report on the Observance of Standards and Codes, Accounting and Auditing (ROSC A&A) review exercise, conducted at the request of the Government of Papua New Guinea, is to propose policy recommendations that will strengthen the institutional framework that underpins accounting and auditing practices in the country. Implementation of the policy recommendations will enhance the quality of financial reporting for corporations a key pillar that directly contributes to enhancing the business environment and the advancement of governance and financial accountability in both private and public sector entities. The ROSC A&A review for Papua New Guinea focuses on the strengths and weaknesses of the accounting and auditing environment that influence the quality of corporate financial reporting, and involves both a review of mandatory requirements and actual practices. The international standards that have been used as reference points for the preparation of this report are International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), clarified International Standards on Auditing (ISA), and international good practice in the field of accounting and auditing regulation. It is critical at this stage of development that PNG manage its resources well. The PNGLNG project shipped its first cargo in June 2014 and it is expected the LNG project to expand GDP by as much as one-quarter in 2014 and 2015, and national income by about 8 per cent. This requires significantly stepping up the quality, compliance, and enforcement of benchmark financial reporting and auditing practices. This is a key development challenge for PNG to channel this windfall revenue into investments that positively impact peoples lives.
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